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Java Bean Inheritance

razi alqasem
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dear all,
i have a situation that i have beans that share some data i did a super class wiche contain these data but i think its not the right way i thought of composition then of sending the general class to the constructor and setting the general data can any body please help me in the best practice in this situation


razi alqasem .<br />SCJP 1.5<br />SCWCD 1.4<br /> <br />j2ee developer <br />amman - jordan .
Ilja Preuss
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Why do you think that inheritance is not the right way to do it?


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razi alqasem
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cose i think it loose the generalization in inheritance
 
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